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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-06
Police court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE DAYTON.
FRIDAY, August 9Th.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE DAYTON.
FRIDAY, August 9Th.
All Sang for assault and battery on All
Chin, was fined s. and 81 10 costs.
B.J. Lyons was charged with forgery
in having altered draft upon Hon.
Cecil Brown for the amount of 500 to
$12O, with intent to deceive his en-
ployer. W. II. Page. The case was con-
tinued till to-day.
J. Frank May, who was charged on
remand with selling liquor without a
license, was found guilty and sentenced
to three months hard labor, a fine of
800 and 81 so costs.
George Summers pleaded guilty to as
sault and battery, and was fined s. and
81 costs.
CIVIL CASES.
Hamilton Johnson VS.. Samuel Wa
hinalo, assumpsit for $3l %. Defendant
admits $1S. Judgment for SIS So and
SIS 50 costs.
L. Ahlo VS.. Isaac Adams, assump-
sit for 500. w. c. Achi for plaintiff.
Continued until moved on.
L. Ahlo vs.. Chu Yuen, assumpsit for
$40 and interest. Continued to 10th
instant.
Chan Kee Va. Alau, Gig Chang, garn-
ishee, assumpsit for $57 so. Continued
till moved on.
Several cases OF deserving contract ser
vice were settled out of Court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-06
II II r.
SATURDAY A.:

The Tory Government did not sleep on
the Irish Coercion Act. Every county
in Ireland was proclaimed under it
within a few hours after it had received
the Royal assent. Fellows like Parnell,
Hayley, Dillon, and Michael Davitt-
mere Irish demagogues and adventures
in their own country-must be taught
the lesson that Irishmen in Ireland
have no rights which the dominant
English party is bound to respect. The
Irish are unfit for self-government, and
should learn that it is best for them to
submit without murmur to the govern
ment which England has thrust upon
them for their good. If not, the aglta-
ton of these Irish demagogues and adj
venturers must be put down by the strong
arm. Thus the world wags, and good
government is promoted
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-06
advertisements.
CARD OF THANKS.

T DESIRE MOST SINCERELY To THANK THE
i many kind and synpathizing friends who so
generously afforded me every assistance during
my late trouble, and for the flowers SO thought
fully and profusely furnished the day OF the
funeral of my late beloved wife.
774sug5 WRAY TAYLOR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-06
intermediary Court.
BEFORE BICKERTON, ].
FRIDAY, AuI

FRIDAY, August 9TH
Jno. Z. Bush VS.. J. L. Kaulukou, re-
plevin OF a house. Continued from the
previous day. No appearance OF or for
plaintiff; c. Creighton for defendant.
The judgment of the Police Court was
set aside and the proceedings dismissed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-06
Smpreme COurI.

AT CHAMBERs-BEFORE PRESTON, j.
FRIDAY, August 9TH.
w r. Buchanan VS.. n. F. Burgess,
ejectment. Jury waived at the July
term. Cecil Brown for plaintiff; NJ.
Thompson for defendant. Plaintiffs
motion for non-suit was granted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-06
Afternoon Concert.

The following musical programme will
be given by the Royal Hawaiian Military
Band this afternoon at 100 o'clock at
Emma SQUARE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-09
nom Pedro and HIs Liver

The emperor ~ Brazil has come over
here chiefly FOR the sake Of his health.
II- liver is aMng terribly. A. q result
DID. DAD. no appetite and his digestion is
Omit. Do has had his blood analysed
Uy Dr Ucnoqucs. the specialist, who tells
him frankly that Dee is in n bad way. Not
.rh f. II- liver ont Of order but his kid
l.,. l-a and at his age there is not
a...l chance 0f curing him, though the
,.a..I.es may Dee held fin check Dom
Pedro i. only ~ years old, although ne
I.- eeru emperor hfty-six years, and is
H I.0-,H 1f reign the senior sovereign u
..o world But he was born and has al
sway. lived in q part Of the world where
people grow old quickly At 80 De is
Ia.|y Older than an Eng.lshman 40 72
Dr iIcn0qucs asked him what was his
.Hnrie DRINKS Dom Pedro replied that
DO uH- fhr juice of oranges and lemons,
rDi and Favored with Jamaica rum.
Better eifr it up. said Dr lienoques-
a nnf said Dom Pedro and You
wouldn't advise me TO 81 you knew ho"
...IrI Tine emperor thinks he has
aaueurI u living -0 long in "a tropical
climatic without falling prey 10 the dis
..l... fUaf rm riot there. he has never
I.iH lt.IoV fever 0r cholera. though many
inmates of l palace have been stricken
I0.u DIS fhem Indeed Doe ha. not had
..l -...nu- Iue-, u hi- lic. and his
present complaints are only the natural
nI Inevitable accompaniment of ODD age
in I- unye climate Paris Cor Chicago
|r...U.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-09
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

DRESS FABRICS carefully udcaB
II
match effects
b Il
MIXTURES 40 DRIES, GOODS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-09

Corn starch pudding at most summer
hotels tastes as II Il had been made IN tie
laundry
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-09
Electric ,teteorolor,

Nir d. a EoWel of Oxford sends us
a pamphlet with Tine above title. in which
Icd.~.u--c- The cause Of the changes n
magnetic deciuaton lie adduces oyi-
dence to show that The European and
American magnetic poles are coucilrm
with the r.ulrr- of greatest cold for She
tta continents. Hence DE attributes Che
shifting of the magnetic poles Co the same
s.r.r, of astrouomic and geologic causes
which produce the secular changes in
climate TIM. theory leads % the uncom
Portable conclusion that as the magnetic
drcuaUon 500 tms country continues To
decrease. So our winters viii increase in
length and severity The Electrician
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
toucesstons Gained from Railroads
by the assOciRtIOn.

The samranlual meeting Of the Board
~ Directors 10 the Virginia Division,
traveller Protective Association, was
h,A % t-e American Hotel yesterday
hi.fn..r s. O'clock-President John
b. nl.ool a the chair.
Dr. O.. B. Antrim, who at the last
..',g was elected a member OF the
'. t-l' q letter regretting his abb
si.t and accepting the position.
q clmmucatiOn from the Chamber
oi commerce WAS read extending an
invitation % President Pindell to adj
.io's item % one Of their stated meet
ia-s and, on motion, the secretary was
Instructed 10 extend vote Of thanks Tor
TIE honor conferred.
communications from the various rail-
foas iu reference 20 mileage tickets
were read and appropriately referred.
PRESIDENT Hargood announced that ne
w.. authorized b say that the Richmond
fN1 Allegheny railroad would reduce
titr mileage tickets to two cents per
ll..o. anu that the same would DO ON
ciaily announced in few days.
5ir ii. L. Hirshberg offered the fol-
loving resolutions, which were unani-
uously adopted
hfeleas tho Newport News and Mississippi
I.ey Company and the Richmond and Alle.
fi.ty railroads have conceded 70 tho wishes VI
lr Travellers Protective Association " re-
p-eing their mileage BOOKS 70 two cents per me
tt4 HtoIoGs these railroads hsYe always shorn
l-eife 70 scJgni5e the commefciai I@feiioi ~
nrif ogqeagors " Obtnln favorable iate on
ualsDDrtaiiOn and baggage and 70 sdlust az on.
i'feQces On fair, equitable basis. therefore 20 "
h,aolted. nat vote Of thanks DO extcnaen W
o. on.eials u these roads on behalf q ue lie~
ttiofs Protective Association for mo cobcos-
slals heretofore made and DO II further
i.fsoffe5, That We viii use our best enoeasoIs
% prevent th5 mispfe Of tlloee mileage ucko.,,
AZ Thai Ia appreciation Of the fact mat theso
railroads have recognized w a. profession tns'
~ fegues. Of our merchants generally and me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13

g,csnmercisl travellers 20 favor tbe,o road. All
froIsn, pohg equal. IN Tie transportation Of
a. % Il FURTHER sesolrsf. That conv q, these
ssSil."ps De eeni 20 she president of each STATE
c,,ison, Win request flh; they usc ihair beat
vo"1oie 70 throw their Influence In favor Of
~ '"iioajs Whenever practicable.
, 1t was unanimously agreed to change
the date OF the organization Of Post ID
rom the ] 4th TO he2Oth instant. and thata
general invitation be extended 10 ali
travelling men in the'ciiy TO attend. This
change was made in order that the score
tary may ascertain full particulars con.
adopted. ''''0''
1t was unanimously agreed 10 attend
the organization OF Post D in BODY,
"h1ereupon the meeting adjourned.
1t Is generally believed chat tho next
state convention will be held at staun.
ton, the general sentiment being in its
favor. This will be decided at the noxt
meeting OF the board, which will he held
on the 10Th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-TUEsDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1887

Pos.oniccs and Post Reads: Messrs. SALISBURY,
Coigaitt Wils0n, and Reagan.
Printing; Nr. German. ,.,
Private Land claims: Hessrs. Ransom 'ch1iF-
man, Coluultt. and rasco. ,,-
Privileges and Elections; Mcssf& cau'suu'y,
Nance pugh nnd Eus.is
Public BUILDINGS and Grounds. Messrs. Nest,
Daniel. aud Pssco. -,, ~,
Public LEudl. Acssrs Morgan, Cocarch' wal
than. and Ferry. 60.
Railroe3s: Mossrs Drown, Kcnna' George ana
Blackburn. a.,
Revision Of Laws: Mosars. Wilson OF Mary
land and Daniel. ,.,,.
Revolutionary Claims: Messrs. Coke Ichalr-
ma1l, pugh, and Ilenrst
kules: Measrs Harris Rrd blackburn.
Territories Mossrs. Butler, Payne, cray Hna
Jurple.
Tar sportatlon Routes TO the Seaboard;
Mosgrs Gibeon. Vet. Call, ana Butler
20 Investigate tho Condition % th9 Ponhac-
River Fr)rs: &c sfs. lcfhcrsOn SchaHmanh
kans0m, and Hearst -
Nicaragua Clalms: Mossrs. Morgan tcnair-
man, Wilson 81 Maryland, and Ioara..
Noman Sufircr: Mcssrs. COckcrCu lrhaif-
msu). Brofn, and Pasco.
Committee On Additional Accom- modauons Tor
tho Library: Mcsars. NO0rhcos lchaulnahh but
ler, aud Gib'on.
Committee on Centennial OF the Constitution
and Discovery q America: heaars. voorhees,
Eustis. and Coiquii-
Committee on Indian leadership: MetsrS
Co1e ana blackburn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
The Democratic Membership or the
Senate Committees.
(By telegraph 70 me Dispatch.I

Thy telegraph 70 the Dlspalcn.l
WAsHINeroN, December 12-The fol-
lowing is a full list of the Democratic
membership of the Senate committees as
fixed bv the Democratic caucus this
morning:
Agriculture and Forestry: Messrs George,
Gibson. Jones, and Bate. .
AUTHORIZATIONS: Messrs. Beck, Cockrell, Call,
continoent Expenses: Mr. Vance.
Census: Messrs. Berry, Blodgett, Daniel, and
Turpie.
bees, Walthall. Wilson, and Berry.
Claims: Messrs. Jones, Wilson, Pasco, and
Coast Defences: Messrs. Mcpherson, Hamp-
commerce: Messrs Ransom, Coke, Vest Cor
man, Konna, and Gibson.
District OF Columbia: Messrs Harris, vance,
Blackburn, and Faulkner.
Education and Labor: Messrs. Call, Pugh,
f 2ug, ssS Bis: Messrs. Salisbury Chair
man) and eau.
Enrolled Bills: Mr.. Colquiit
Epidemic Diseases: Messrs. Harris lchair1nan),
Hampton, Eustis, and Berry.
10 Examine Several Branches OF the Ciyh
Service: Messrs. Hampton and Gray.
Expenditures OF Public Money: hessrs- Beck,
Kenna, and GIBSON
Harris, and Vance.
Fisheries Messrs. Hampton and Blodgett
Foreign Relations; AesSrs. Morgan, Brown,
Salisbury, and Payne.
Improvement Of the Mississippi River: Messrs.
Eustis, Wathaii, and Bate
Indian Aflairs: Msssrs Morgan, Jones, Hearst,
and Daniel.
Interstate Commerce: Messrs. Harris, Ger
man. Eusfls, and Reagan.
Judiciary: Messrs Pugh, Coke, Vest and
George.
Library Mr.. Voorhees,.
Manufactures: Mcssrs. Colquitt and Blodgett
Military Aifairs: Messrn COckrell, Hampton,
Wnlthal! and Bate.
Mines and Mining; Messrs. Bate, Turpie, and
Faulkner.
Naval Affairs; Messra McPherson, Butler,
Black burn, and Gray.
Patents. Messrs. Jones, OF Arkansas. Gray.
and Kenna
Pensions: Messrs. Wilson, Of Maryland, Iur-
pie, Blodgett, and Faulkner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
TREY ARE sPiRsTUoUs.
The Supreme Court or North Caro-
lima on Bcer aud wine.
Igpoclal telegram 70 tho Dlspatch.i

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.i
RALEIGH. \. c.. December l2.-The
Supreme Court this evening fled the
long-expected opinion in the case OF
Gierschs. 1t is held that lager beer and
wine are, under the statute of this state,
included in the term "snirituous Ii
quors." License was issued to sell lager
beer and wine, but the court say the
Wake county authorities had no power
under the law to issue il. This will close
twenty-one bar-Tooms in Raleigh which
were licensed to sell beer and vine. The
decision reverses that of Judge James
II. MorrimoD. in Wake Superior Court,
last August, which was that neither beer
nor wine was spirituous. In addition to
Raleigh bar-rooms which will be closed,
the decision affects those at Pittsboro'
and several other pisces where the pro-
bibitory law is in effect. The decision
creates a sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
Rie rtre inrhlrneo.

fBy telegraph 90 tie Di7ge'ch.l
CnicAGo, December -. 4 threlt.uug confa-
grafton burst Ogt about 7+Ou'clo.k mis- evening
in the centre Of tao mot valuable buslne pro-
porty in Chicago. The flames were lrst mott -el
shooting from Inc windows OF the Wholesale boo.
aud shoe c-f1nll shment of Phelps, Dodge g.
Palmer corner ol Adams street aud fii.h ave-
nue. Tho establishment occupied q quarter a. q
square, and was a solit-lookng hFe--i0ry piIe
Of mas0nry ana iron, bat inc urpof AoOfs lc-
cnmbod Ui'h Astonishing rapi1it.
The building was owned 10y j. II. sheldon. lis
value Us placed 40 100000. The structure i5 o
total loss. and tho goods in q Gre o. bee c.as oI
likcgiso /. 8. hard o. estimate the Jos, Oh tho
stock. The Grim hal sold out their winter stock,
aud had nftod ont every floor Win spring goods.
helps esim9fed Lis Insurance ~ between
$500 200 aud 100000, distributed among num-
her az eDmDquins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
TeIegrnphic Flashes.

Tickets for tue sulllyEn-MitcheI przs-nght are
selling at 80.
The seed and oil-mlls az Drlfiold. Eng, have
been destroy ed by IRE. Loss, $4,000.
John Morley Is seriously III with an affection
Of The liver All his political engagements have
been cancelled. lie IL greatly Frustrated, and
has beed growing weaker since last evening.
Horr Cabanpes, a subaltern Official az stras-
burg. has pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF re-
yeoiing oGicial documents 70 France. lie de-
clared that he was not aware Of the gravity Of
his offence.
After friendly negotiations three hundred
farmers have bought their holding on the Duke
OF AbercOrn's estates. in Iyreno and Donegal, on
twenty years purchase under the AshDurn act
The amount involved Is c2C00OO, aud the sale
reduces tho Duke Of AOeIc0rn's estate one
third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK nABKsr

DECEMBER I2-Receipts: 80 head cattle, G.
sheep aud lambs, 5H hOgs
sales: 5l2 head cattle, 81 sheep and lambs,
600 hogs.
Prices.
Cattle-Bes,, 4tafNc. grOss-a few higher
medium 10 good, SKATE. gross; common 20
fair. % n;lc. gross.
Sheep-ak aiHc. gross
ilo-s-6a1b Nc. me-
Bulls-3A abe. gross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

ULlhMHtk y, NJ
The indications are that we shall have more
lively market This week, "a loose tobacco will be
sure 20 DO largely offered, and good demand
has been already established for old common
aud medium filters. The warehouses to-day are
quito busy shipping. Prices in old are but iitts
stronger, but continued heavy sales viii soon ed-
vance pricea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13

At7P. NJ. Sunday the cold-waye flag
was raised over the rooms OF the Cham-
her OF Commerce upon the following
telegram, and this prediction is already
verified =,
WAsHISaroN, d. c., December IL
$40 r. M.-Hoist cold-waye signal.
The temperature will fall fifteen to
twenty degrees or more by Z A. M.
n",nsiov GREELY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
WHERE ARE YOU GOINGf

II you have pain In the back, pale and sallow
complexion, bilious or SICK headache eruptons
on the skin. coated tongue, sluggish circulation,
or a hacking cough. you are going into your
gave II you do not take steps 20 cure yourself.
III you are wise you will do this by the Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" COM
pounded OF the most encRci0us ingredients
known 70 medical science Tor giving health and
strength 20 the systom through the medium Of
the liver and the blood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13

New York, baltimore and Richmond
stock Exchanges.

Try telegraph to the Dlspaich.l
NEW YORK, December 12--The stock market
today was moderately active but weak almost al
day. A determined attack WA mnde upon the list
az the opening by boarish rOOm-trafers, AMI
marked impression was made upon values.
There Was very little support given the list,
though there we're some buying orders which alb
s0rbed offerings, but tho market became weak
anu demOra.lzed and 20 remained until late ia
She day. Ihc attack again centred IN Richmond
and West Point stocks and the dis5ensiOns in
the Board Of Directors, with reports that an
Injunction would be asked for 20 prevent me
-ayment OF dividend on the preferred stock,
and that the bull pool IN the l1tter lad dumped
lis stock to-day. were put forth as reasons Tor
the ease With which 10 yielded 10 the pressure.
All the active lists were attacked, however, ana
coal stocks and Pacific roads were especially
weak After the selling movement had spent li5
force thore was partial recovery, though tho
Enforcement amounted ~ fractions only ana
did not materially affect the result Of tho day
trading. some hrmness was developed In tho
afternoon. but the leaders showed little improve
mcnf, and though there was no change IA tne
marzet after that time the close was dull ana
barely steaGy, but @ shade better than bottom
prices. Total sales, sGl,3i3 shares. Everything
except Canadian, which rose Is lower tonight,
aud Fort Worth and Denver lost 3i5. Union IA
clfr %. Lackawauna p, richmond Terminal
preferred , common u. Pacific Mail u, Wheel
ing and Lake Erie H., New huglaud ana O"o-
radO Coal Il. Reading Is. Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific. and -. Paul ! each, and others
fra toual amounts.
gnd steady. Money easy az 4a5 per cent TX
change--Long, 45iK; short 4Sih. Governments
dull.
49,; short, 4sG. Money easy at 4a2 closing
offered II ) per cent suD-Treasury oslsSe'ss--
Gold, also e6l, 900; cs'y.->sSs ,S-95sotW Govern
meme @aG, per cents, 49, ~ per cents,
1917. state bonds dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
Ton Ycnrs Tor Hnrner.

[By telegraph 20 mo Dispstch.l
CMcINNATg, December l2.-The jury
in the Harper case rendered n verdict OF
guilty as charged IN the indictment.
This meant guilty on thirty-three counts
lett for The jury to act upon. Judge
Sage sentenced Harper to ten years III
the Ohio pcnitentiary, aud directed that
the Marshal convey him thlthor at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
nsATHs.

BATES Died, on the morning 81 ne ign ~ ~
st.int after lingering illness, MiChShn
BArRs, IN the fortioth year OF his are
The funeral will take place from tee rnsnuns
roes;,n :. hoise. on Clay near firs street, fO-
DAY ati2 o'clock Il. friends OF tha family arc
invited 20 attond. No flowers.
BEIRR- Died, in this city, Decomber II, 1877.
az 1870 r. ~. r. AUGUST BBfEk, In the thirty
third year OF his age.
Funeral from II. James church TODAY CIues-
day. al I'm. interment a. Hollywood. Friends
and acquaniances Of the family are invited 70
at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
THE rIFrIErH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, December 10, 1887.
senate.

Immediately after the reading of the
journal of Thursday Mr. Hoar offered a
resolution naming the senators TO con-
stitute the standing committees for the
Fiftieth Congress. The resolution was
adopted.
A similar resolution naming the sena-
tors 10 constitute the select committees
was also offered by Mr. Hoar and
adopted.
AZ large number of communications
and petitions was presented and re-
ferred. 3,
By Mr.. Vance To amend the civil
service act. III provides that the Civil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
Figl,t viii Ontiaws.

Toy I'If ~ HUII u IU0 II7U7IINIII
CHATTANOOGA, December l2.-Ihree oniccre,
Baker. Griffith. aud Howell. made raid ,his
morning AZ Dayton. Tom. on gang OF outlaw.
fortified in a caDln mile from town. TIE gang
orened Ire on The oGirers a. they approached.
Tho de-pcraiCrs were armed Win rilos ani
shotcuns. hut as soon ~ the FIRST round was ired
the officers charged the cabin, knocked down tho
door. and captured thcee prisoners shooting one
Of them, j. CGrhahan, through the heat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
LECTURES.
IS DENEATH ITALIAN SKIES"

REV. w. E. EVANS, Of Park-Plsce church, win
lecture on the above theme
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 18Th,
OF 8 o'clock. in this YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION HALL.
Press notices Of Mr.. Evanss lectures:
eloquent, Instructive"
~ brilliant lecturer
"One of the most instructive and entertaining
speakers In the city,
There will be music by some Of Richmond's
best talent.
Come. spend an evening In Italy.
Admission Is cents.
Proceeds go to purposes OF charity. dsisat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
lie Stole SOS.

Walter Scott, a thiiteen-year-old co,
lorcd boy, was arrested last night and
lodged in the Second station-house,
charged with stealing $65 from the mo-
new. drawer Of Emmett Scott. Sergeant
Seel recovered S35 of the money. The
yonth had been in the habit OF lettering
about SCOTS place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13
Z LEE SEEMS HARDLY WORTH

4 "A the living to-day 20 many tired, unhappy,
discouraged woman who IS suffering from
chronic female weakness for which she has been
able &C dnd no relief. But there IS certain
cure for all the painful complaints 20 which the
weaker sex is llablo. We refer TO DR.. Pierce's
'Fayorite Prescription" TO the virtues Of which
thousands OF women can testify As tonic and
nervlne il is unsurpassed. AL druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13

TE.ua Reduced.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Mar
tina Coleman (colored), who was con-
victed of felonious assault on Henry
Madison and sentenced TO three years,
was given a new trial and her punish
ment was changed 10 three months IN
;o;I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13

Nearly all Of the newly-apponted pastors Of
the kirbmend Methodist churches filled their
pulYlts on Sunday and preached TO large congre-
cations.
Right Rev John J. Keaue conducted the SER
=, ces M tho soldiers Home chapel sunday after
noon. There was & large audience; In tact
many who could not get inside the chapel heard
the able discourse from the outside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-13

10y ltltH'lIh t1 il' bi'DAtN.isi
NEW YORK. December l2-Mrs John Jacob
Aston died tonight She was well known for
almost boundless charities. she was iho iaugh-
ter OF Thomas =. Gibbs, who lives 81 40 Fifth
avenue, and who was formerly planter Of
south Carolina. II was she who presented tho
famous Ellsworth Zouayes with thelr stand Of
cclors ia 1,fl